Homecoming stars and boxing plans stir New York sports
New York welcomes returning American athletes with fanfare. Frank Moran may meet Jack Dempsey on Columbus Day, while boxing officials weigh public introductions and flag display rules. Hannes Kolehmainen’s Antwerp win stirs Nordic praise as NEAAAU weighs sending Olympians homeward.
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Open Golf at Albemarle Club Lets Outsiders Play
The Albemarle Golf Club invites outside golfers to an open tournament this season with options to play today or Saturday. Fred Wright, state amateur champion, lures players with strong talent and prizes. Luncheon available, post entries accepted, greens praised.
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Ayer A A Beats Concord Junction In 1 0 Classic
One of the best baseball games in Ayer history saw the Ayer A A defeat Concord Junction 1 to 0. Downing and Lang pitched and hit, holding the visitors to a single hit.
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Favorites Beaten in Open Golf Winchester Open
Two favorites in the Winchester Open fell yesterday. State Junior Champion Eddie Lowery and Larry B. Paton were eliminated. Nat Lovell knocked out Lowery, while M. G. A. Proxy B. K. Stephenson of the home club beat Paton.
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Golf Semis Set After Double Overtime Matches
Lowell wins on the 19th after Lowery misses drives and hits a six for the hole. Paton Stephenson reach 20th green in a see saw semi final, Stephenson nearly seals but Paton parres and wins to square matters. Today’s finals feature Burns Lovell Bond and Stephenson. Results show first and second division victors and upcoming semis.
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Indians Back In First Place
Cleveland regained first place by edging Washington 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. The game featured a tense start with the first man to face Zachary singled, and Cleveland failed to collect another hit until two outs in the eighth. Sewell's infield single plated the decisive run after O'Neill doubled, with Wambsganss and Harris delivering standout defense.
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New York’s Prohibition Amusement Scene Mocked in Hilarious Rant
A satirical tirade paints New York as the world’s amusement center under the Volstead Act. It jokes about bootleg liquor, speakeasies, and the dangers of bootlegged alcohol while lampooning Prohibition and political figures. The piece ends with a crude quip on Wood alcohol dangers and inquest juries.
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Robertson's homer seals win for visitors in Philadelphia
Robertson's two on ninth inning homer over the right field wall provided a deciding blow as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9 to 5. Meusel homered for Philadelphia in the first inning and Vaughn misfired on a three base wild throw in the sixth, while Causey bunted into trouble.
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Baseball game report with pitching details
Vaughn led with six runs while Alexander added one and Erune Mann contributed two. Causey tallied two as Vaughn earned the win and Saree took the loss with Klem and Emsie as umpires. Time not specified.
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Chicago-Princeton football clash set for Oct 22 1921
Chicago coach Stagg announced the opening football series with Princeton to be played at Princeton on October 22 1921. The date marks the first meeting of the series and confirms Chicago as the visiting team for the season opener.
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Nehf Dominates In One Hit Game For New York
In a split doubleheader New York defeats Pittsburgh 4 0 behind a one hit gem by Nehf who struck out seven and walked one. Young and King homer as Giants lose 3 1 in opener with Barnes opposing Hamilton. Pirates tally three singles and a sacrifice in the sixth.
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Merrimac Valley Golf Club Opens Nine Hole Tourney
The Merrimac Valley Golf Club in Methuen near Lawrence hosts an open tournament starting today and running through Saturday. Players compete in medal play with handicap and a bogey match contest offering multiple prizes.
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Wilson Newsboys to Face Suffolk Team in Rubber Match
The Wilson newsboys, a downtown newsboy association, will play the rubber game against the Suffolk team. The outcome may determine local standings for the group and showcase their competitive spirit.
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Baseball matchups scripted on league schedule card
American League games include Boston at Detroit New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Leuis Washington at Cleveland National League features St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Boys Newsboys Championship Match Set for Rainsford Island
A 14 year old newsboys championship game is scheduled Sunday at the School for Boys on Rainsford Island. The following Sunday the W. D. Paine newsboys of Brookline will challenge for the Greater Boston title after Brookline's playground championship win.
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